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Obstacle Course

The NCLETTC Obstacle Course located in the South Yard of the Moundsville Training Center offers a physical and mental challenge to tactical teams and individuals.

Based on the same course faced by challengers of the annual International SWAT Roundup, this course will test your "mettle"!

With seventeen obstacles, each challenger will be tested on upper and lower body strength, hand/eye coordination and team work.

This course is regularly used in team development for SWAT and other tactical team training.

There is NO CHARGE for the use of the Obstacle Course.

Bring your team and face the challenge!

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